Artista - Colectivo

Priscilla Telmon & Vincent Moon

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Sin Algoritmo AI

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Descripción del Artista

Priscilla Telmon & Vincent Moon are a collaborating multidisciplinary artist duo working as independent filmmakers and sound-explorers. Together they produce ethnographic experimental films and music recordings, creative direction and curation, based on material collected from their numerous travels. Vincent Moon is an independent filmmaker and sound explorer from Paris. Since 2009 he has been traveling the world making ethnographic-experimental films, recording traditional and sacred music, filming religious and shamanic rituals under the label Petites Planètes. His work now explores transcendent states using images and sounds, as well as the ritualistic aspects of societies and communities. Moon rose to prominence in the mid-2000s as the main director of La Blogothèque’s Take Away Shows. The web-based project of recording musicians and bands performing their work in unexpected locations led Moon to be dubbed ‘the re-inventor of the music video’ by the New York Times. Throughout his career, he has been strongly connected to ... musicians from all backgrounds and walks of life. He has documented everything from stadium rock music to a cappella village songs, from experimentations in electronics to trance rituals. Priscilla Telmon is a visual artist, filmmaker, photographer and writer. She is a member of the Society of French Explorers, since 1999, she dedicated herself to long trips combining history and adventure, paying homage to the wisdom tradition and mystery of the cultures she visited. Her passion for the exploration of ancient cultures led Telmon to write books and articles, to direct films and documentaries and to collaborate with TV Channels and museums. Priscilla directed expeditions on the last nomads, sacred rituals and shamanism. She published ‘La Chevauchée des Steppes’, and ‘Carnets de Steppes’ (Ed. Robert Laffont), -on her 6 months’ adventure on horseback from Kazakhstan to the Aral Sea. She also published ‘Himalayas’ (Ed.Actes Sud) and directed the feature film ‘Voyage au Tibet Interdit’ (MK2) on her ultimate expedition, alone, by foot through the Himalayas during 7 months, following the steps of French explorer Alexandra David Neel.